Maximum point blank range and sighting in at particular distances...
- Thread starter nastynate
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@nastynate
You’re overthinking this situation.
MPBR is an easy solution to sighting in rifles. Sight the rifle in at 25 yards. Once dialed, move to 100 yards. The rifle should be 3”s high at 100 yards. If not, make the minor adjustments to be 3”. Don’t bother with minute issues of being 2.8” high. Put the ballistic information into your calculato, go forth and concur. If you use MPBR, you should be able to hold and shot to approximately 350 yards. You can dial after that yardage or farther as you see fit.
Army sights in its M4s in this manner too.
Great thing about MPBR, if you think your rifle is off in the field, shoot something at 25 yards to check your accuracy.
You’re overthinking this situation.
MPBR is an easy solution to sighting in rifles. Sight the rifle in at 25 yards. Once dialed, move to 100 yards. The rifle should be 3”s high at 100 yards. If not, make the minor adjustments to be 3”. Don’t bother with minute issues of being 2.8” high. Put the ballistic information into your calculato, go forth and concur. If you use MPBR, you should be able to hold and shot to approximately 350 yards. You can dial after that yardage or farther as you see fit.
Army sights in its M4s in this manner too.
Great thing about MPBR, if you think your rifle is off in the field, shoot something at 25 yards to check your accuracy.
3855WIN
Well-known member
Not an answer to your question, but I’d try to find a round that is a little more accurate.
